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theres a air duct behind the passengers side front grill, at the side of the headlight, run it from there, through the standard hole in battery tray bit and up to the filter, eather that or from down at the lower front grill area.
i wouldnt bother with an open filter though on the 1.2 16v...
do what i done to my mk2 1.2 16v...
15" wheels, 195/45/15 eagle F1's, Coilovers, Polly bushes, big brakes, strut braces.
ull never have so much fun in ur life, mine was miles more fun than my 172 down a backroad untill i put it back to standard today :(
is it exhaust noise? if so it will probably be the Exhaust flexi pipe, i went thru 3 in 3 months due to catching the cat on the ground but heard standard height ones go to, specially if ran with a fuked dogbone mount bush for a while.
sounds mint mate, i had my old coilovered 1.2 out lastnight for the last time as it went back to standard today and its now my girlfriends.
got stoped by police for fuking it round a roundabout at stupid speeds on 3 wheels screaming like f**k. theyre so fun! lol
filter will suck in hot air and loose you power and torque. and as said due to the thing being steel it will heat up and make the problem even worse!! will sound good but make your car slower!
i suffered bad heat soak on my old 1.2 thats why i went back to airbox/pannel filter i cant imagine...
i dont like big wheels but they look quite good, think the eibach sportlines would spoil it with the higher ride height although it would handle better, but its not going to handle that great on 17s anyway so no point in eibachs really unless you want a smoother ride.
if the corsas standard the 172 will be quicker, mine is quicker than a 2.0 converted gsi about here, pretty equal in 2nd and 3rd but 172 pulls in 4th and 5th
my 1.2 16v one lasted 4 years and 140k miles it was still fine when i removed it too lol
my 172 however blew the welds off the centre section at 30k and 3yrs
verified 10k?
keeping in mind they changed the engine in 2004 to a newer style but still the same basic engine but it requires a different ecu etc afaik
oilovers on a road car are only really worth spending the money on if you want to go low. you can have a car that handles just as well on a much cheaper budget.
my choice for not lowering at all would be Eibach Prolines and standard dampers, or go for koni adjustables if he wants to change the...
saw a blue 172 cup lastnight in stirling was behind it, we had a quick blast off a roundabout untill we noticed the police in front lol gave you a flash? had an aftermarket exhaust, anyone from here?
i was in my iceberg 172 btw